British Prime Minister Andy Burnham rejected calls for an early general election, stating that the election would be held in 2029. Burnham also stated his opposition to a new independence referendum for Scotland, adding that the priority was addressing the high cost of living.
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham rejected claims that there would be an early general election in the country, while stating that there would be no second referendum on Scottish independence.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham rejected calls for an early general election, stating that the election would be held in 2029. Burnham also stated his opposition to a new independence referendum for Scotland, adding that the priority was addressing the high cost of living.